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05-28-2007, 06:25 PM
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Kudo's to PSA for the "handcut" designation
Posted By: leon
If I take my finger and rub it over the white part of that trim it won't be white anymore and will look aged...Also, I recently picked up that super high grade Dorskin-type SGC92 D304 Baker from REA. The group was said to have been in a book forever (well, you know what I mean)..The edges are very WHITE with no toning...If a card was cut from a strip and put away, 80 years ago, there might not be toning in that case either....no? I realize that could be an exception but still not that far fetched. 
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